Siemens B2Q191 - User Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – CERBERUS CS1145 series Fire Indicator Panel. Model Number CI1145
• Page 3 – Operating instructions CI1145
• Page 4 – Introduction; System components
• Page 5 – Operating access; Possible access levels:; Access level 1; Everybody; access to all user functions; Service; How to get USER operating access:; See ’Overview operating menus’ on pages 36 up to 41; How to get SERVICE ENGINEER operating access:; Log in; To cancel keying errors press; Log out
• Page 6 – Control console layout; Firefighter facility; Special keys and indicators
• Page 7 – tivity is in progress.; Function key pad
• Page 8 – Message categories; There are the following message categories:; Information display field
• Page 9 – Terminology ’Area’, ’Section’ and ’Zone’; For this reason we have
• Page 10 – Normal operation / Mains available; What is «Normal operation»?; The system is ready for receiving danger messages; What is «Mains available»?; The green indicator
• Page 11 – Operating states ’manned’ and ’unmanned’; Basic rules; Manual switch over from «manned» to «unmanned»; Automatic switchover
• Page 12 – Quick reference instructions; How to start operating ?; The MAIN MENU is displayed; Select desired function in ’MAIN MENU’ by using; option selected is shown inverse; Notes
• Page 13 – Cerberus Alarm Concept; How does the Cerberus Alarm Concept function?; Alarm; Alarm acknowledgement time «V1»; the preprogrammed time.; system operates in «manned» mode.
• Page 14 – Alarm – general information; How are alarm messages shown in the text display?; st alarm; Text Display; Message text
• Page 15 – Message order; unacknowledged alarms; Acknowledge; Each message has to be acknowledged separately; Select the desired unacknowledged mes-; Supplementary information; Reset; Each message has to be reset separately; Select the message to be reset; The confirmation dialog is displayed
• Page 17 – What to do if alarm cannot be reset ?; Select ZONE on alarm to be isolated; to confirm; ZONE de–isolation procedure; Select the isolated ZONE in the; alarms; Note; Isolation; list
• Page 18 – Detector zone, temporary isolation; What is ISOLATION of a ZONE ?; If zones are NOT in alarm; ZONE isolation procedure if zone is NOT on alarm; The AREAS overview is displayed; The SECTIONS overview is displayed; The ZONES overview is displayed
• Page 19 – The FUNCTION LIST ’zone’ is displayed; ZONE reactivation procedure; Select the message category by pressing the; key; Select the zone to be de–isolated; The message is displayed in inverted colors
• Page 20 – Isolation of individual detectors; When does a detector have to be isolated ?; Isolate a detector when a fault message is pending; Faults
• Page 21 – Fault; What to do in case of reported fault messages?; What remedies are available to the user?; reinsert the detector; For all other faults call the Cerberus service organization
• Page 22 – Mode ’Detector test’; What is the «Detector test» mode for?
• Page 23 – Recommendations for detector test; Testing of automatic AlgoRex; detectors; «Test alarm» is simulated.
• Page 24 – Terminate «Detector test» for all detector zones within a SECTION
• Page 25 – Poll ’test alarms’ in the event memory; The STATIONS overview is displayed; The function list Event Memory is displayed; The TEST Alarms are displayed
• Page 26 – Mode ’Installation test’; What is the mode «Installation test» for?; Termination of mode «Installation test» of a zone; Information
• Page 27 – Mode ’Renovation’; What is the «Renovation» mode for?; Termination of mode «Renovation» of a zone
• Page 28 – Remote transmission ISOLATE/DE–ISOLATE; What is «Remote transmission»?; Remote alarm isolate; ISOLATING the remote transmission
• Page 29 – Alarm devices ISOLATE/DE–ISOLATE; ISOLATING the alarm devices; DE–ISOLATING the alarm devices; Press key; The alarm devices can also be isolated and de–isolated via the menu.
• Page 30 – Printer ISOLATE/DE–ISOLATE; When does the printer have to be ISOLATED?; DE–ISOLATING the printer
• Page 31 – Printer B2Q191: paper replenishing; Valid for this system; Spare paper rolls
• Page 32 – Lamp test; What is the «Lamp test» used for?; The lamp test is initiated
• Page 33 – Alarm counter; What is the purpose of polling the alarm counter?; The number of alarms is displayed
• Page 34 – Event memory; Polling event memory of an ’AREA’; The display now shows the desired list.; Printing selected entries of the event memory
• Page 35 – Set clock and date; Setting the clock; Setting the date
• Page 36 – Overview operating menus; To enter ’MAIN MENU’ press